If everything needs a reason to exist, then you are locked into a preceding cause for God to exist (in other words, God was created by something else). This gets you into an infinite regression of causes, which is a messy business at best, and doesn't help your argument.
Since, by your argument, God can't exist without a prior cause and you reject the possibility of such a cause, then God can't exist. Since God can't exist and the universe clearly does, then you have managed to neatly disprove the existence of God.
Well done!!
Boru
Since, by your argument, God can't exist without a prior cause and you reject the possibility of such a cause, then God can't exist. Since God can't exist and the universe clearly does, then you have managed to neatly disprove the existence of God.
Well done!!
Boru
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